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>(Martin Lynch) wrote:
>I've used GB capsules with good success.
>
>Can I make a tea from a homegrown GB tree, and
>will it yield the same benefits as the capsules?
>Is the concentration of the tea comparable to capsules?
>
>Would I simply boil the leaves while green, or
>first dry them before boiling?
>
>Are there any dangers from doing this? I'd
>probably use a ginkgo bonsai tree that is
>grown indoors, of course kept away from
>pesticides.
There won't be any danger as long as you pee in the
teapot. This will further insure you receive all the
additional vitamins and nutriants necessary. Be sure
to pee at least 2 quarts to insure optimal protection.
>I've used GB capsules with good success.
>
>Can I make a tea from a homegrown GB tree, and
>will it yield the same benefits as the capsules?
>Is the concentration of the tea comparable to capsules?
>
>Would I simply boil the leaves while green, or
>first dry them before boiling?
>
>Are there any dangers from doing this? I'd
>probably use a ginkgo bonsai tree that is
>grown indoors, of course kept away from
>pesticides.
There won't be any danger as long as you pee in the
teapot. This will further insure you receive all the
additional vitamins and nutriants necessary. Be sure
to pee at least 2 quarts to insure optimal protection.